How to use your May PRO Sticker Pack
Some people frame fine art. We frame stickers.
And honestly? Ours are cuter.
This month’s May Pro Sticker Pack came through with rainbow vibes, bold colors, and a full-on sticker spectrum. So we turned it into a project we’re calling the Rainbow Flat Lay, aka: “How to Feel Like a Designer Using Only Stickers and Vibes.”
Ready to make your own frame-worthy sticker art? Let’s go.
🌈 What You’ll Need
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Your May Pro Sticker Pack (bursting with rainbow goodness)
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A frame or shadow box (we got ours at Michaels and it's got a fabric background which makes it super easy for moving stickers around)
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Optional: a colorful background paper, or just use the backing that came with the frame
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A reasonably clear surface and your stickering brain turned ON - take your time with this!
✨ Let’s Lay It Out
Step 1: Set the Stage
We popped the back off our shadow box and used the white insert as our background. Super clean, super simple. But if you're feeling extra, feel free to use a piece of cardstock or scrapbook paper as your base. Bonus points if it's glittery.
Step 2: Build Your Rainbow
Now comes the fun part: Sticker sorting, if you want. You can cut out the individual sticker you want to use too if that makes it easier!
Each sticker sheet in the Pro Pack has a bunch of colors, so you get to DIY your own rainbow.
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Start with the middle of your flatlay and build out (we started with the yellows and greens!)
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Move into oranges, red, pinks and then blues, and purples
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I added a few of each color so it stayed balanced but not boring
It’s like curating a tiny sticker art gallery. Except everything is tiny and adorable.
Step 3: Details Make the Magic
Once your main color stripes are done, sprinkle in stars, hearts, or accent stickers in gold, silver, or holographic finishes.
We threw in a couple of clear vinyls for ✨dimension✨ and called it good.
Step 4: Frame That Masterpiece
Once you're happy with your rainbow layout, gently slide the whole backing into the frame, careful not to shift your arrangement (or breathe too hard—been there).
Snap the frame closed and—BOOM—instant sticker art.
Hang it up in your office, studio, hallway, or right above your sticker hoard. You've just made pro-level rainbow decor with nothing but your May Pro Pack and a shadow box.
🎨 Why We Love This
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It’s easy but looks fancy
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Uses up those sticker odds and ends in a way that actually feels intentional
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It’s a great excuse to organize your stickers in rainbow order, which we secretly find soothing
